350 - 300 BC. Charming style! Finely toned and
well-centred on a broad flan! Extremely fine.
521 - 478 BC. Electron! RR! Bodenstedt lists only 8 examples!
Masterpiece of archaic art! Extremely fine.
Dareike ø 17mm (8,21g). 361 - 364 BC. Gold!
Otherwise unknown variant of the rare type! RRR!
Marcus Antonius 38 BC. Aureus ø 19mm (8,15g).
Gold! RRR! Very fine.
Aureus ø 20mm (5,10g).Gold! RR!
Mint state splendid specimen!
AE obol ø 28mm (14.69g). Marvellous black-brown patina,
extremely fine.
BRANDENBURG / PRUSSIA. Frederick William,
“the Great Elector”, 1640 - 1688. 1682 LCS ducat, Berlin.
CITY OF REGENSBURG. double ducat without year
(1745 - 1765), Regensburg.
Maximilian I, 1490-1519. Guldiner without year, Hall.
Attractive toning, slight mint weakness, almost extremly fine.
Alexander I, 1801 - 1825. 1812 ruble , St. Petersburg.
Splendid specimen! Extremely rare in this condition.
The NumisPlace Winter 23 Special Release
The NumisPlace
Winter 2023 Special Release
Coins
7 December 2023
Online
Again, The NumisPlace, an online marketplace for high-quality coins & medals, offers a special release where various dealers upload a selection of coins & medals at the same time.
The new coin inventory of The Winter ‘23 Special Release is now online. Here are some highlights from the release:
ID XU37G: Italy. Lucania. Velia. Didrachm circa 340-334, AR 23.5mm, 7.66 g. Lightly toned, light cleaning marks, minor porosity, die shift on reverse, otherwise about extremely fine.
ID GW3LK: Crete. Gortyna. Stater, circa 330-270, AR 24 mm, 11.69 g. Rare. Old cabinet tone and good very fine.
ID PLSMT: Roman Republic. Divus Julius Caesar, with Q. Voconius Vitulus, as moneyer. AR Denarius 40 BC, Rome; 3.23 g. Pleasant dark toning, scratches on reverse, edge partly tooled, otherwise almost extremely fine.
ID 0RX68: German States. Nuremberg. 1/4 Ducat nd (1700), Nuremberg; 0.86 g. Almost uncirculated, AU 50-53.
ID ZO7BI: Russia, Tzardom. Paul I, 1796-1801. Tribute Medal in Gold to Peter I the Great (1682-1725). Medal of 22 Dukats; 76.13 g.; 47 mm; by Timofej Ivanov. No other specimens known in gold. PCGS graded SP61. TOP POP.
ID NUEOD: Papal States. Pius IX, 1846-1878. Large Gold Medal of 15 Ducats AN XVII (1862); 51.12 g. by C. Voigt. For the reintroduction of the “Peterspfennig”. Extremely rare in gold. PCGS graded SP 63. TOP POP.
ID YGE92: Great Britain. George V, 1916-1936. Official large Gold Coronation Medal, 1911; 78.72 g.; by B. Mackennel. PCGS graded SP 63.
ID MD3LC: Sweden. The Nobel Committee. Gold Medal 1960 for Physics or Chemistry, Eskilstuna. 21.1 g.; 27 mm; by Lindberg. NGC graded MS 64.
